Press clippings Page 15
Michael McIntyre visits a fan in her house
Knock, knock. Who's there? It's comic Michael McIntyre visiting one of his biggest fans at her house. Kimberly Allen won a competition to watch his new DVD Happy and Glorious with him.
The Sun, 17th November 2015Michael McIntyre review
The ability to make people laugh until the corners of their eyes moisten and their cheeks ache is a remarkable skill. Comedy is such a subjective thing; what may make me howl could leave you shrugging your shoulders. Which is why the performance of Michael McIntyre at the SSE Arena was all the more impressive. - and few will have left without that pain in their cheeks.
Chris Sherrard, Belfast Live, 16th November 2015Michael McIntyre to host another BBC Christmas special
Michael McIntyre is to present another festive comedy and music special for the BBC. Michael McIntyre's Big Christmas Show will be shown on BBC One on Christmas Day.
British Comedy Guide, 10th November 2015Michael McIntyre hits back at critics
Britain's highest-earning standup comedian says fellow comics who accuse him of playing safe are 'doing everything except make people laugh'.
Caroline Davies, The Guardian, 8th November 2015Five questions for Michael McIntyre
After a three-year absence, Michael McIntrye is back on the road with his new stand-up show, Happy & Glorious.
Andrew Dipper, Giggle Beats, 8th November 2015Review: Michael McIntyre @ Manchester Arena, October 29
Michael is here - the dinner party guest you thought wasn't coming but are delighted to see.
Danielle Roper, Manchester Evening News, 30th October 2015Book review: Easily Distracted by Steve Coogan
Comedy is a vicious business but while he admits to rightly loathing Bernard Manning who he has met, On The Buses and to not personally being a fan of Michael McIntyre ("not my cup of tea"), he is remarkably generous about almost everyone he has worked with.
Chris Hallam, , 20th October 2015Michael McIntyre wins planning dispute
Michael McIntyre has won a planning dispute with a conservation society which branded his proposals as "crude and destructive". The super-rich comedian had felt the wrath of the Heath and Hampstead Society after submitting plans to extend his £5.6 million home.
Adrian Hearn, The Mirror, 14th October 2015Review: Michael McIntyre, O2
The mega-popular stand-up's Happy & Glorious show is entertaining but not inspiring.
Veronica Lee, The Arts Desk, 12th October 2015Review: Michael McIntyre - Happy & Glorious
It's largely business as usual for the king of mainstream stand-up, if a little one-note by McIntyre's standard. He delivers what the audience ordered, he just occasionally forgets the extra spice.
Ben Williams, Time Out, 5th October 2015